Equal columns
Compare three live pages at the same width.
Safari tabs, tiled side-by-side
TiledBrowser turns selected Safari tabs into resizable tiled Mac workspaces, so you can compare pages, save layouts, restore sessions, and preview responsive viewports.
Pane layouts
Choose equal columns, mixed stacks, wide focus panes, or a four-pane grid when normal browser tabs are too cramped.
Compare three live pages at the same width.
Keep one primary page wide with supporting panes beside it.
Use a large working pane with two vertically stacked references.
Flip the mixed layout when the primary task belongs on the right.
Monitor four equally important pages in one window.
Stack pages vertically for wide responsive layouts and dashboards.
Workflow demo
The demo shows the core flow: send tabs from Safari, open them side-by-side, add panes, switch layouts, and move between workspaces.
New features added · Version 1.0.8
Version 1.0.8 adds direct Safari tab selection, workspace tabs, drag reordering, Safari handoff, clearer onboarding, and practical guidance for sign-in flows that need a full browser.
Open the Safari extension, select the tabs you need, and send that focused group into TiledBrowser.
Move between saved workspaces from the tab bar at the top of the app without leaving the current window.
Reorder panes by dragging them, with directional move controls still available when you prefer precision.
Continue a page in Safari with one click when you need a full browser session or Safari-only feature.
First-run guidance explains how to enable the companion extension in Safari’s Extensions settings.
TiledBrowser warns when a Google or Microsoft authentication flow is likely to require Safari.
Improved session and popup handling supports more website sign-in flows where WebKit permits it.
Product toolkit
TiledBrowser keeps the workflow narrow: send tabs from Safari, arrange the pages, and return to the same workspace later.
Choose 2 to 4 tabs in the Safari extension and open them together in a native macOS tiled window.
Use columns, rows, grids, wide-pane layouts, and mixed stacks for the way you actually work.
Switch between saved workspaces from tabs at the top of the app for clients, research, or frontend checks.
TiledBrowser remembers URLs, pane history, manual sizes, layout presets, and viewport widths.
Apply per-pane viewport presets without opening multiple browser windows or resizing manually.
“A lightweight Mac workspace for people who already live in Safari but need more room than tabs can give them.”
Launch offer is US$5 while TiledBrowser gathers early user feedback. Regular price is US$9.99 after launch.
Launch offer
Paid early access is handled through checkout. After purchase, you receive the notarized Mac app, the companion Safari extension, and Sparkle updates as new builds ship.
Complete the one-time US$5 launch purchase through the payment provider. The license is valid on up to two Macs and remains yours after the launch period.
The checkout collects payment and buyer details. Use that email address for delivery, support, and any early-access follow-up.
Install the signed and notarized DMG, enable the Safari extension, then receive future updates directly inside TiledBrowser.
Digital license purchase. Generally non-refundable once the license key is issued.
Safari handoff
TiledBrowser does not try to replace Safari. It receives selected Safari tab URLs and opens them in focused WKWebView panes built for comparison, research, and frontend work.
Pane layouts
Choose equal columns, equal rows, four-pane grids, first or last pane wide, and mixed left/right stacks. The layout is saved with the workspace.
Frontend checks
Use mobile, tablet, desktop, flexible, or custom pane widths to review responsive behavior without leaving the tiled workspace.
Persistence
Workspaces persist pane URLs, navigation history, manual resizing, and layout choices across relaunches and Safari cold handoffs.
Latest article
A look at the everyday problem behind tiled browsing, the limits of Safari extensions, and why a focused companion app made more sense than building another browser.
Launch offer
Early access is for Safari users who want tiled web workspaces now and are comfortable with a focused, actively developed Mac utility. Regular price is US$9.99 after launch.
BuyDigital license purchase. Generally non-refundable once the license key is issued.